murloc
Re:The Problem with Implicit Scoping in CoffeeScript
on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:42PM (#3380419)
I think it has already been proven that there is no obvious correlation between being capable in mathematics and being a talented programmer. Thats so 1950's
Re:The Problem with Implicit Scoping in CoffeeScript
on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:38PM (#3380411)
Well said.
Re:The Problem with Implicit Scoping in CoffeeScript
on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:26PM (#3380381)
What do you think about node? Does it fall in your category of above-average people building tools for the average programmer?
Re:The Problem with Implicit Scoping in CoffeeScript
on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:14PM (#3380348)
I know its trivial once demystified specially using parser generators. But language design isn't though. Anyways i think your a pretty decent programmer.
Re:The Problem with Implicit Scoping in CoffeeScript
on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:06PM (#3380325)
Easy, he hand picked a 100 people of the JS community (including him) and then decided that hes the only competent programmer amongst them.
Re:The Problem with Implicit Scoping in CoffeeScript
on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @11:02PM (#3380313)
Like anything else in life there is front facing people that are generally good at marketing and would use other people's hard work to build technically inferior stuff on and be famous for. Not necessary a bad thing. The truly talented most of the time choose to go unnoticed. And there is always trolls like you who I don't know how they find the time to ship code ;p
Re:The Problem with Implicit Scoping in CoffeeScript
on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @10:43PM (#3380271)
But he writes coffeescript so unlike you he's a "top programmer". except for times when he writes javascript which probably would be when hes drunk or for whatever reasons his IQ has dropped.
Re:Sites that pushed JavaScript to the limit
on Wednesday December 21, 2011 @09:54AM (#3377649)
http://repl.it/ should be on this list.
I don't think anything on this list comes even close to compiling CPython, Ruby and Lua to JS.